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Re: [doc/commit] Re: fix use of @kbd and @key in gdb.texinfo


> Date: Mon, 16 Oct 2006 10:55:23 -0700
> From: Bob Wilson <bwilson@tensilica.com>
> CC:  gdb-patches@sources.redhat.com
> 
> Somehow the message that Eli sent directly to me did not get through, probably 
> lost in a torrent of spam, and I don't read gdb-patches regularly.  That's not a 
> very good excuse, though -- I should have made a point of checking the list in 
> case anyone had issues with my change.  I'm sorry.

No sweat.

> What about the TUI chapter?  There are lots of "C-" prefixes in there and it's 
> not tied to Emacs users.  Should they all use "Ctrl-"?

I left "C-" there because the text mentions the corresponding Emacs
keybindings.  But I'm open to other opinions.

> Also, I noticed that there is a mix of upper- and lowercase for Ctrl key 
> combinations, e.g, "Ctrl-C" vs. "Ctrl-c".  Can we make them all the same?

The latter should be used in @kbd, the former in @samp.  If this is
so, it's deliberate: @kbd shows what one types, @samp shows what's
displayed on the screen as the result.  AFAIK, you always get Ctrl-C
(uppercase C) when you interrupt a process.

> Here is a patch to fix one more place to use "Ctrl-".  It was using "C-d" before 
> my change, but it seems like it ought to use "Ctrl-" to be consistent, since it 
> has nothing to do with Emacs.

Right, please commit this.  Thanks.


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